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Frailty: how early interventions at home can benefit older people

Community and social care nurses have a vital role to play in helping older people with frailty remain independent and mobile, and reduce hospital admissions
Posted 18 May 2023 - 01:00
Advanced clinical practitioner Briony Hawkins carrying out health checks on an older person in their home in Bristol
 
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